What You Can Expect To Make With An MBA From A Top School

Highest Starting Salary & Bonus For Graduating MBAs At Top Business Schools

School	2014 Pay	2013 Pay	2012 Pay	2011 Pay	2010 Pay	5-Year Change
Harvard	$144,750	$138,346	$142,501	$139,735	$131,759	9.9%
MIT (Sloan)	$142,936	$137,057	$139,035	$132,618	$125,905	13.5%
Stanford	$142,834	$137,525	$140,459	$140,972	$131,949	8.2%
Pennsylvania (Wharton)	$142,574	$141,243	$138,302	$137,311	$132,579	7.5%
Dartmouth (Tuck)	$142,489	$139,036	$138,713	$138,220	$128,013	11.3%
UC-Berkeley (Haas)	$140,935	$134,078	$133,786	$129,776	$120,164	17.3%
Michigan (Ross)	$140,497	$134,883	$134,360	$127,817	$116,201	20.9%
Columbia	$139,006	$137,654	$134,868	$134,233	$123,486	12.6%
Chicago (Booth)	$137,615	$135,982	$135,653	$133,424	$126,779	8.5%
Duke (Fuqua)	$137,154	$135,101	$136,461	$128,666	$118,923	15.3%
Virginia (Darden)	$136,474	$136,102	$131,906	$127,595	$119,278	14.4%
Northwestern (Kellogg)	$136,357	$135,838	$134,001	$130,092	$123,996	10.0%
New York (Stern)	$135,933	$131,975	$133,919	$128,888	$121,867	11.5%
Cornell (Johnson)	$132,316	$129,037	$127,368	$122,329	$112,039	18.1%
Carnegie Mellon (Tepper)	$131,865	$131,181	$128,101	$117,650	$106,066	24.3%
Emory (Goizueta)	$128,347	$124,148	$124,066	$121,050	$100,300	28.0%
UCLA (Anderson)	$127,535	$123,353	$121,864	$119,109	$108,806	17.2%
Yale	$126,871	$126,013	$121,631	$125,735	$113,226	12.1%
Texas (McCombs)	$126,160	$123,868	$123,177	$118,410	$108,886	15.9%
Washington (Foster)	$125,367	$118,759	$110,768	$97,970	$91,593	36.9%
UNC (Kenan-Flagler)	$124,641	$123,526	$118,195	$101,904	$111,327	12.0%
Indiana (Kelley)	$119,581	$113,898	$108,807	$106,195	$101,206	18.2%
Georgetown (McDonough)	$118,938	$118,620	$114,744	$111,721	$103,676	14.7%
Rice (Jones)	$117,074	$115,693	$108,587	$108,175	$102,017	14.8%
Notre Dame (Mendoza)	$115,694	$115,296	$111,255	$104,763	$96,490	19.9%